Marsing High School - Arrow Yearbook (Marsing, ID)

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1' ! l 'ful Back row, lett to right: Gary Duggar, Larry Severns, Harry Frei, Iohn Stewart, Bolo Hellinga, Roger Falen, Loyd Falen, Dudley Mausling, Loren Freeman, lack O'Leary, Advisor. Second row: Donald Fdmiston, Ted Welty, Wendell Walker, Clair Chase, Ralph Dines, Cleo Mitchell, Gary Bish, Lonnie Wright, Eddie Smith, Don Howard. Front rowi Bill Young, Ierry Bowman, Bob lfnicerrsori, Tim Bevins, Clyde Welty, Ernie Phillips, Keith Chase, Dick Perciliold, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ..43W

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l Back row, left to right: Miyoko Nakano, Barbara Bosley, Bonnie Young, Laura Arriaga, Donna Dines, Margaret Bledsoe, Carol Christiansen, Ieanette Ketner, Ono Hiatt, Lola Quinfana, Beverly Briggs, Myrna Smith. Fourth row: Dixie Schafe fer, Penny McClintick, Betty Subia, laqueta Anderson, Fauniel Percy, Sharon Kiester, Ieanette Gaines, Kayleen Floyd, Wanda Miller, Pauline Edmiston, Vida Mae Larsen, Barbara Hale, Beverly Swinney, Dianne Davis, Phyllis Haken, Third row: Leila Gipe, Katherine Basey, Karen King, Laurine Tullis, lanet Sevy, Lois Axtell, Dixie Bells, ludy Dobbin, Maripaul Reed, Gayle Floyd, Laura Lee Clapier, Zona Robison, Darlene Edmiston. Second row: LaDean Engle, Violet Nelson, Una Mae King, Evelyn Walker, Sharon Malmberg, Zella McClure, Beverly Haines, Betty Io Flick, Patsy Smith, Donna Cossins, Arlene Mclntyre, Mrs, Laughlin. Bottom row: Norma Simons, Mary Iane Burman, Donna Phillips, Carol Summers, Iackie King, Rosa Lee Cary, Beth McKague, Doris Mclntyre. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a Young Womans Christian organization whose purpose is to build better fellowship. This year the Recognition Service, a ceremony in which new members are installed, was held November 6. The Father-Daughter Banquet was held November 29, and the Y-Teen mothers were given a Tea in May, The annual Fall Conference was held at Meridian this year and a number of girls from Marsing attended. As a project for service, the Y-Teens made their mothers candles for Christmas presents. Standing, left to right: Wanda Miller, Program Chairman, Vida Mae Larsen, Worship Chairman, Penny McClinti':k, World Fellowship Chairman, Zella McClure, Publicity Chairman, Sharon Malmberg, Clean-Up Chairman, Dixie Eells, Membership Chairman. Seated: Kayleen Floyd, Finance Chairman, Ianet Sevy, Treasurer, Lois Axtell, Historian, Bonnie Young, Vice-President, Mrs. Laughlin, Advisor, Miyoko Nakano, Secretary, Iudith Dobbin, President, Barbara Bosley, Music Chairman. -42-

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Back row, left to right: Doris Mclntyre, Loren Freeman, Beth Mcliague, Richard Kaneshige, Ellen Dee Walker, Wade Briggs, Doran Parkins, Pat Muldoon, Lary Walker. Middle row, left to right: Robert Walker, Dennis Kinchloe, lohnny Kirk, Kenny Bish, Pamela Muldoon, Dick Miller, Robert Hawes, Ioaquin Renz, Don Howard, Mary lane Burman. Bottom row, left to right: Carol Christianson, Ona lean Hiatt, Kenneth Emerson, Wanda Miller, Marjorie Gibbens, Maripaul Reed, Daveta Peterson, Bonnie Young, Ieanette Gaines and Sharon Malmberg. Penny McClintick, Fred Hill, Myrna Smith Knot picturedl. BAND The Marsing High School Band showed great improvement this year. lt is felt that the work that was done in summer band did much toward this improvement. This is Mr. Winther's second term to work with the band and the results are gratifying. The band marched at the Cherry Festival at Emmett, the County Fair at l-lomedale, and the Football Iamboree in Parma. They received a third place rating in the Marching Band Festival in Nampa. Despite cold weather and rain the band took part in the Fairyland Parade in Boise. Seven new majorettes have been a great asset and have added to the appearance of the band. The morale of players in football and basketball is always improved by music of the school band, and the M.H.S. band was always there to make their share of noises. The school is proud to have had Mr. Winther elected president of the Southwest Idaho Music Educators, Third District. Mr. Kenny Winther Director -444